Teppo Felin Univ of Oxford  RESEARCH INTERESTS cognition perception rationality tech AI blockchain organizations economics markets strategy EDITORIAL ACTIVITY ` Academy of Managem ent Annals, Associate Editor [2016-present] ` Academy of Management Review, Editorial Board [2011-present] ` Academy of Management Perspectives, E ditorial Board [2016-present] ` Journal of Management,
Editorial Board [2013-present] RECENT INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATIONS Caryn Devins law [html] Joachim Krueger psychology [html]  Photo taken in Copenhagen, 2010 2013-2018 OXFORD TALKS Lawrence Freedman, KCL
Bruce Kogut, Columbia Brian Uzzi, Northwestern Paul Adler, USC Julian Birkinshaw, LBS Brian Silverman, Toronto Matt Kraatz, U of Illinois Dan Raff, Wharton Willie Ocasio, Northwestern Vibha Gaba, INSEAD Todd Zenger, U of Utah
Michael Cusumano, MIT Robert Burgelman, Stanford Mauro Guillen, Wharton Jeff Reuer, U of Colorado Gary Dushnitsky, LBS
Bill Starbuck, Oregon Ezra Zuckerman, MIT Diane Burton, Cornell Russ Coff, U of Wisconsin
Kim Elsbach, UC Davis
Jennifer Howard-Grenville, Oregon Mark de Rond, Cambridge
Royston Greenwood, U of Alberta Nicolai Foss, CBS David Seidl, U of Zurich
Erkko Autio, Imperial College Gianpiero Petriglieri, INSEAD Matthew Bothner, ESMT Felipe Csaszar, U of Michigan Andrea Prencipe, LUISS Arne Kalleberg, UNC
| PUBLICATIONS 49. Felin, T & Lakhani, K (2018). What problems can you solve with blockchain? MIT Sloan Management Review. 48. Chater N, Felin T, Funder D, Gigerenzer G, Koenderink J, Krueger J, Noble D, Nordli S, Oaksford M, Schwartz B, Stanovich K & Todd P (2018). Mind, rationality and cognition: An interdisciplinary debate. Psych Bulletin & Review. [html] [pdf]  46. Felin T, Koenderink J & Krueger J (2017). Rationality, perception,  45. Devins C, Felin T, Kauffman S & Koppl R (2017). The law and big data. Cornell Journal of Law & Public Policy. [html] 44. Felin T, Lakhani K & Tushman M (2017). Firms, crowds, and innovation. Strategic Organization. [pdf] 43. Felin, T & Zenger, T (2017). What sets breakthrough strategies apart. MIT Sloan Management Review. 42. Hallberg N & Felin T (2018). Untangling infinite regress and the origins of capability. Journal of Management Inquiry. 41. Felin T & Zenger T (2016). Strategy, problems and a theory for the firm. Organization Science.  40. Felin T, Kauffman S, Mastrogiorgio A & Mastrogiorgio M (2016). Factor markets, actors and affordances. Industrial & Corporate Change. [html] 39. Felin T (2016). When strategy walks out the door. MIT Sloan Management Review. [html] 38. Felin T & Powell T (2016). Designing organizations for dynamic capabilities. California Management Review. [html] 37. Stirling W & Felin T (2016). Satisficing, preferences and social interaction: A new perspective. Theory & Decision. [html] 36. Devins C, Koppl R, Kauffman S & Felin, T (2016). Still against design: A response to Steven Calabresi, Sanford Levinson and Vernon Smith. Arizona State Law Journal. [pdf] 35. David R, Felin T, Langley A, Rowley T, Verona G. (2016). The strategic organization of strategic management scholarship. Strategic Organization. 32. Koppl R, Kauffman S, Felin T & Longo G (2015b). Economics for a creative world: A response to comments. Journal of Institutional Economics. 30. Koppl R, Kauffman S, Felin T & Longo G (2015a). Economics for a creative world. Journal of Institutional Economics.
29. Devins C, Koppl R, Kauffman S & Felin T (2015). Against design.
28. Felin T, Kauffman S, Koppl R & Longo G (2014). Economic opportunity and evolution: Beyond landscapes and bounded rationality. Strategic  27. Abell P, Felin T & Foss N (2014). Microfoundations of Social Theory: A Response to Jepperson and Meyer. Sociologica. [html] 26. Felin T & Zenger T (2014). Closed or open innovation? Problem solving and the governance choice. Research Policy. [open access] [pdf]  24. Barney J & Felin T (2013). What are microfoundations? Academy of Management Perspectives. [pdf] 22. Argyres N, Felin T, Foss N & Zenger T (2012). Organizational economics of capability and heterogeneity. Organization Science. [html] 21. Felin T (2012). Cosmologies of capability, markets and wisdom of crowds. Managerial & Decision Economics. [html]
20. Felin T & Foss N (2012). The (proper) microfoundations of routines and capabilities: a response to Winter, Pentland, Hodgson and Knudsen. Journal of Institutional Economics. [pdf]  5. Felin T, Zenger T & Tomsik J (2009). The knowledge economy: emerging organizational forms, missing microfoundations and key considerations for managing human capital. Human Resource Management. 4. Abell P, Felin T & Foss N (2008). Building microfoundations for the routines, capabilities, and performance links. Managerial & Decision Economics. [pdf] [html] 3. Felin T & Hesterly W (2007). The knowledge-based view, nested heterogeneity, and new value creation: philosophical considerations on the locus of knowledge. Academy of Management Review. [pdf] [html] 2. Felin T & Foss N (2006). Individuals and organizations: thoughts on a microfoundations project for strategic management and organizational analysis. Research Methodology in Strategy and Management. 1. Felin T & Foss N (2005). Strategic organization: a field in search of micro-foundations. Strategic Organization. [pdf]
| Sept 2018: co-convening a small workshop in Oxford with George Ellis. Draft program here Sept 2018: SMS workshop on behavioral strategy and microfoundations Aug 2018: Academy of Management June 2018: Strategy Science conference at Wharton, UPenn [html] - panel with Arnaldo Camuffo, Alfonso Gambardella, Todd Zenger and Scott Stern BBC interview related to big data, artificial intelligence and the fallacy of obviousness [html]  a few items from the past: PLOS ONE piece [html] and special issue with fantastic contributors [html]  interview with Geoff Mulgan at the Oxford Literary Festival: book Big Mind (Princeton U Press) [html]  PUBLICATIONS 34. Felin T (2015). A forum on minds and institutions. Journal of Institutional Economics. [html]
33. Felin T (2015). Valve Corporation: Strategy tipping points and thresholds. Journal of Organization Design. [html]
25. Stirling W & Felin T (2013). Game theory, conditional preferences and social influence. PLoS ONE. [html]  23. Felin T & Knudsen T (2012). A theory of nascent entrepreneurship and organization. Managerial & Decision Economics. [pdf] [html] 19. Felin T, Foss N, Heimeriks K & Madsen T (2012). Microfoundations of routines and capabilities: individuals, processes and structures. Journal of Management Studies. 18. Stirling W, Giraud-Carrier C & Felin T (2012). A framework for the design and synthesis of coordinated social systems. Social Informatics. 17. Felin T & Foss N (2011). The endogenous origins of experience, routines and organizational capabilities: the poverty of stimulus. Journal of Institutional Economics. [pdf] [html]
 16. Felin T & Zenger T (2011). Information aggregation, matching, and radical market-hierarchy hybrids. Strategic Organization. 15. Zenger T, Felin T & Bigelow L (2011). Theories of the firm-market boundary. Academy of Management Annals. [html] [pdf] 14. Abell P, Felin T & Foss N (2010). Causal and constitutive relations and the squaring of coleman's diagram: reply to Vromen Erkenntnis. [html] [pdf] 13. Felin T & Foss N (2009). Social reality, the boundaries of self-fulfilling prophecy, and economics. Organization Science. [pdf] [html] response by Ferraro, Pfeffer & Sutton. How and why theories matter: a comment on Felin and Foss [see here]; editor introduction [see here] 12. Felin T & Foss N (2009). Organizational routines and capabilities: Historical drift and a course-correction toward microfoundations. Scandinavian Journal of Management. [html] 11. King B, Felin T & Whetten D (2009). Comparative organizational analysis. Research in the Sociology of Organizations. [pdf] review of volume by P Foreman in Administrative Science Quarterly (2010)10. Felin T & Spender JC (2009). An exchange of ideas about knowledge governance: seeking first principles and microfoundations. In Knowledge Governance, edited by Foss et al. Oxford University Press. |
